text_original: Wolsey remained true to his two principles : care for English interests, and a desire for peace. He secured protection for the fishery of the Channel in case of war, and he cautiously strove to lead up both parties to see their advantage in making a truce if they could not agree upon a peace. It was inevitable that these endeavours should bring on Wolsey the suspicions of both.
text_transcription: WOLSEY REMAINED TRUE TO HIS TWO PRINCIPALS CARE FOR ENGLISH INTERESTS AND A DESIRE FOR PEACE HE SECURED PROTECTION FOR THE FISHERY OF THE CHANNEL IN CASE OF WAR AND HE CAUTIOUSLY STROVE TO LEAD UP BOTH PARTIES TO SEE THEIR ADVANTAGE IN MAKING A TRUCE IF THEY COULD NOT AGREE UPON A PEACE IT WAS INEVITABLE THAT THESE ENDEAVORS SHOULD BRING ON WOLSEY THE SUSPICIONS OF BOTH
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